Player: Steve Bull

Nationality: England

Primary Club: Wolverhampton Wanderers (Wolverhampton W.)

• Full name: Stephen George Bull
• Date of birth: 28 June 1965
• Position: Striker / Forward
• Club career (notable):
  • Wolverhampton Wanderers (1986–1999) — Bull is best known for his prolific goalscoring at Wolves, becoming a club legend and a key figure in their late-1980s/1990s resurgence.
  • Earlier clubs: Tipton Town (youth/non-league), West Bromwich Albion (youth), Bristol City (briefly in early career on trial/short spells before Wolves).
• Wolves record:
  • All-time leading goalscorer in the post-war era for the club, with a high total of goals across league and cup competitions (official club totals commonly cited around 250 goals in all competitions).
  • Helped Wolves win promotion from the Fourth Division and achieve further successes through the Football League divisions.
• International career:
  • England national team — earned several caps in the early 1990s and scored goals for his country, notable for being selected despite playing outside the top division when first capped.
• Style of play: A powerful, instinctive goalscorer with excellent poaching ability, strong aerial presence, and clinical finishing inside the box.
• Legacy: Widely regarded as one of Wolverhampton Wanderers’ greatest-ever players; celebrated by fans and frequently honored by the club for his loyalty and goalscoring exploits.

Note: If you want exact statistics (appearances, goals by season, England caps), I can provide verified numbers from a specific source or season breakdowns.